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Canberra Times

Location

Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia

Date

Jun 03, 1927

Page

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Canberra Launch Marks Australia New Cruiser ILALAS

The message from the King informs that Canberra the second 12 000 ton cruiser was launched safely this afternoon. Lord Stonehaven on behalf of the government and people expresses gratitude for Princess Mary’s participation and official approval of the vessel.

Melbourne Canberra Australia Stonelaven Princesa Mary Stonehaven Gracies Mranigo Cayhorra Princeass Mary Austriatia Princess Mary

Baptist Church Plans in Canberra Appeal for £10000

The Rev In A J Baldock launches a 210000 campaign to establish a Baptist Church in Canberra. Plans include a church hall school and lodge on lease land near Rinlake crossroads opposite Telopen Talk school. A Book of Remembrance will record every donor of £1 or more.

Jtev A. J. Baldock Canberra Bastlake Anguat Fostinke Ile Founders

Funds Raised For Canberra Presbyterian Church Project

The Very Rev John Walker reports £20000 raised by the Canberra Presbyterian Church for a manse church and school hall on Capitol Hill. Plans call for immediate start on the manse with architects handling the project as funds allow. Occupation hoped for by December.

John Walker Canberra Presbyterian Church of Capitol HM Ila

Power Station Adds 1500 Kew Turbo Generator Unit

New unit installed at the Ul Mostlake power station doubles capacity under policy to boost electrical use in Canberra homes. The 1500 Kew turbo generator will be completed soon and allow higher output for cooking devices and other loads.

Gold Discovery At Mt Ainslie Camp Roaring Diggers

Canberra reports a secret gold find in a watercourse on Mt Ainslie. Diggers smuggle gold dust here and there by night, bottle samples in pockets, while secrecy and bravado fuel a roaring camp rumor among the gold seekers.

Mt. Ainslie Bit Amnalie Cain

Duntroon Cadets Praised by the Duke at Parade

The Royal Military College Duntroon cadets impressed the Duke of York during a parade where he presented colors to the Royal Military College of Australia. General Sir Harry received the letter praising the cadets for their smart marching and precise handling, noting the high standard as the honor of the colors is upheld.

Royal Military College Pontroon Duke of York Genberra Sir Harry Channel Hng Royal Military College of Australia Australia

Judicial System for Federal Territory Early Establishment

It is probable a court will be in operation in the Federal Territory before year end. The Federal Capital Commission has liaised with the Attorney General's Department on establishing a complete judicial system. Solicitor General Ely Robert Gaorran visited Canberra and met with commission secretary Mr C A Daley to discuss the matter.

Federal Federal Capital Commission Attorney -General’s Department Ely Robert Gaorran Solicitor- Gener Canberra

Road Signs For Canberra Streets Reflector Devices

The Federal Capital Commission considers novel Canberra street signs with white lettering on black for day use and reflectors for night service. Letters would illuminate from car headlights via annexe miniature reflectors, enhancing sign visibility.

Canberra Federal Capital Commission Ucean Elky

Street Lighting Progress in Eastlake Shopping Area

A review shows substantial gains in street lighting over the past month with many areas now illuminated at night including Telopea Park and nearby suburbs. Adjacent streets to Eastlake have yet to be lit as plans await permanent lamp standards near Parliament House.

Telopea Park Mlandfordia Mo. 5 Bouth “Almalle Eastlake Tila Parliament House

Eastlake Centre Nears Complete with 42 Shops Planned

Eastlake shopping row nearly complete as eight new shops finish and five others near completion. One large store will be opened by Mr Voy with provision for a second storey. four shops on adjoining lease owned by Mr Moy remain to be built. At year end Eastlake expects 42 shops and seven residences with most leases and buildings completed.

Eastlake J.ea Voy Moy Plang Eastlike

Memorial Hall Plans Discussed by Canberra FL and L A League

At the Canberra sub branch meeting of the FL and L A League the entertainment question drew support for more varied events and a Memorial Hall worthy of the Federal Capital. A league “smoke concert” was criticized as selfish, a committee to plan entertainment was formed with T Fleming D Keating Braith Waite T McCormack J Jowett and Denholm named, and a sock and dance was proposed for the near future.

Canberra L.A A. E. Jackson Fc.t League Sim Ile W. G. Wendler Messrs T. &. Fleming D. Keating Braith- Waite T. McCormack J. Jowett Denholm

Employment decline in May at Federal Central Commission

May saw a drop in total workers from 2813 at end-April to 2438 by end-May due to the completion of large city projects. Of the May total 1687 were in the Engineer's Department, 428 in Building, 219 in the Lands, and 254 in the Commissariat. Laborers were 1200, carpenters 9, builders 7, and bricklayers 54. Accommodation covered cottages 508 employees and barracks 775, including 227 contractor workers across Molonglo Hills, Caplini Hill, Mount Alasieil, and others. tent camps housed 817 men across multiple camps.

Federal Central Commission Engineer's Tuilding Landa Commissariat Department Bubldere WI Sre Commission Molangoahis Caplini Hill Mount Alasieil Acton Survey Mugea Quarry Orlekworks White City Russell Wi Titherbourne White City Horse Camp No. 1 Red Hill Rea Hill Horse Guifall Northbourne Puntidon

Cyclone Hits Gelderland. 30 Dead and 300 Injured

London dispatch reports a powerful cyclone sweeping Gelderland province killing 30 and wounding 300. Royal notes and other global items follow including crime, gold shipment, and royal broadcasts from Sydney and Johannesburg.

London Mdland Gelderland Kiling

City Avenues to Undergo Interlake and Brisbane Road Upgrades

Plans to widen Interlake Avenue and alter Brisbane Avenue are under way to ease traffic near the railway station. The eastern roadway will become a double carriageway, with earthworks and a bridge approach underway. The western road will be rebuilt as a permanent route, linking to National Circuit via a southern Brisbane Avenue carriageway.

Crcek Brisbane Avenue Taterlake Avenue

Transfer of Australian officers to Canberra scheduled this year

Melbourne reports a planned transfer of Commonwealth officers to Canberra by year end. September dates list moves for the Secretariat and various departments including Home and Territories, Works and Railways, Markets and Migration, Public Service Board, Health, and more. August transfers include the Prime Minister and Attorney General.

Melbourne McMarr Home and Territories Canberra Mélbourne Ganherra PALG Omer

Officers to Leave Canberra in Late 1940s Schedule

Treasury notes and official estimates project that by September 166 officers will be at Canberra. After September 19, to year end, 200 more officers will go to Canberra, bringing the total to 366.

Canberra

Picture for the Queen by Miss Annie Carr Accepted

London artist Miss Annie Carr’s work Picture for the Queen has been accepted by the Queen after she admired it during a Royal Amateur Art Exhibition visit. The piece, not for sale, was owned by Mrs. Arthur McDonald who offered it for display at the event.

Missy Annie Carr London Royal Amateur Art Exhibition Arthur McDonald

Melbourne Keeps Capital Status Until Move to Canberra

The report notes a temporary difference between the Federal Capital and the seat of government. Canberra is the federal capital but Parliament sits in Melbourne until the government moves to the new capital. Prime Minister Bruce clarifies letters and official correspondence should be directed to Melbourne for now.

Melbourne Canberra Commonwealth Bruce Minis

Timber Cottage New Subdivision at North Ainslie

The report outlines a new subdivision at North Ainslie adjoining the existing Chorta Avenue area. It specifies weatherboard cottages, with many dockworks by the Federal Capital Commission, and allotments to be made available to the public. Building at Westridge near the School Forestry has begun with two cottages nearing completion.

North Ainslin

Artful Lake Excavation Near Parliament Grounds

The completed excavation of a decorative artificial lake in front of Parliament is to begin looms of early date. The rectangular basin lies between Parliament House and its main axis, measuring about 460 feet long and 400 feet wide with an estimated depth of eighteen inches.

Parliament Parliament House

Canberra Weather Records Report Monthly Rain Totals

Metrological notes for Canberra show daily figures with maximum and minimum temps and rainfall. June values include 2 and 6 points noted over two days, with points summarized for January to April totals and a yearly total.

Canberra Eric

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